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KENSINGTON PALACE While I was writing the story about Prince Harry and Meghan’s engagement, I came upon some photos of Kensington Palace, where “The Trio” both live and work. “The Trio” are what William, Kate, and Harry are affectionately known as at Kensington Palace. Now, of course, that nickname will have to change since Harry is marrying, except “The Quad” doesn’t have quite the same ring as “The Trio.” One of Harry & Meghan’s Official Engagement Photos The Trio share offices at the old…

PRINCE WILLIAM and Kate's "enormous" Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace has 20 rooms from the basement to the attic according to a royal commentator.

We rounded up a list of photos that offer a rare glimpse inside the walls of Kensington Palace. Take the virtual tour here.

Ah, to have slept in that bed a hundred years ago

A few months ago, I bought an old copy of Country Life magazine from England – the year? 1928. I had seen it online – showing the apartment where decades later Diana had lived at Kensington Palace. Of course, I started hyperventilating. Here was a chance to see what Diana’s apartment had looked like in the 1920s!!!! A dream come true. The story was advertised as “The Apartments of the Countess Granville, London.” Little did the magazine know that years later the woman that had captivated the…

O antigo apartamento, onde Diana morou após o divórcio e até a sua morte, em 1997, será usado para trabalhos de caridade e responsabilidades oficiais

The author Sally Bedell Smith recorded the revelation in notes she made when she interviewed Earl Spencer for her 1998 biography of Diana. Pictured: The inside of Diana's apartment.

Apartment 1A takes up half of the 17th century palace's Clock Tower wing and boasts nine bedrooms in four stories

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London is full of palaces, former palaces, and the sites of vanished palaces. Historic Royal Palaces, an independent, self-funding charity, manages five of the best: the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, the Banqueting House, Kew Palace, and Kensington Palace.